Siena Research New York 9th Congressional District Survey
Charles Schumer
- David Weprin (D) 48%
- Robert Turner (R) 42%
- David Weprin (D) 61%
- Robert Turner (R) 30%
- Robert Turner (R) 80%
- David Weprin (D) 14%
- Robert Turner (R) 46%
- David Weprin (D) 42%
- Robert Turner (R) 46%
- David Weprin (D) 45%
- David Weprin (D) 51%
- Robert Turner (R) 40%
- David Weprin (D) 50%
- Robert Turner (R) 40%
- Robert Turner (R) 49%
- David Weprin (D) 43%
- Robert Turner 31% / 20% {+11%}
- David Weprin 31% / 24% {+7%}
- Ed Koch 69% / 23% {+46%}
- Andrew Cuomo 69% / 26% {+43%}
- Charles Schumer 62% / 35% {+27%}
- Barack Obama 45% / 52% {-7%}
- Michael Bloomberg 44% / 53% {-9%}
- John Boehner 32% / 42% {-10%}
- Anthony Weiner 27% / 68% {-41%}
Charles Schumer
- More likely 40%
- Less likely 23%
- No effect 36%
- More likely 39%
- Less likely 17%
- No effect 43%
- More likely 38%
- Less likely 15%
- No effect 45%
- More likely 33%
- Less likely 29%
- No effect 37%
- More likely 26%
- Less likely 23%
- No effect 49%
- More likely 15%
- Less likely 34%
- No effect 49%
- More likely 28%
- Less likely 23%
- No effect 47%
- More likely 16%
- Less likely 20%
- No effect 61%
- More likely 16%
- Less likely 27%
- No effect 54%
- Jobs 45%
- Federal budget deficit 21%
- Health care 13%
- Taxes 7%
- America's military involvement overseas 6%
- Peace in the Middle East 5%
- For 61%
- Against 31%
- Support 47%
- Oppose 44%
- Support 24%
- Oppose 72%
- Support 65%
- Oppose 33%
- David Weprin 56%
- Robert Turner 31%
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